A bird in the hand . . . | is a real mess. |
A journey of a thousand miles begins with . . . | a blister. |
A miss is as good as a . . . | Mr. |
A penny saved is . . . | not much. |
A penny saved is . . . | nothing in the real world. |
A rolling stone . . . | plays the guitar. |
An idle mind is . . . | the best way to relax. |
As you make your bed, so shall you . . . | mess it up. |
Better to be safe than . . . | punch a fifth grader. |
Better to light a candle than to . . . | light an explosive. |
Better to light a candle than to . . . | waste electricity. |
Children should be seen and not . . . | spanked or grounded. |
Don't bite the hand that . . . | looks dirty. |
Don't count your chickens . . . | it takes too long. |
Early to bad and early to rise . . . | is first in the bathroom. |
Happy the bride who . . . | gets all the presents. |
I think, therefore . . . | I get a headache. |
If at first you don't succeed, . . . | get new batteries. |
If you can't stand the heat . . . | don't start the fireplace. |
If you can't stand the heat . . . | go swimming. |
If you lie die with dogs, you'll . . . | stink in the morning. |
It's always darkest just before . . . | 9:30 p.m. |
It's always darkest just before . . . | I open my eyes. |
It's always darkest just before . . . | daylight savings time. |
Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and . . . | someone yells "Shut up!" |
Laugh, and the world laughs with you; cry, and . . . | you have to blow your nose. |
Love all, trust . . . | me. |
Never put off until tomorrow what you . . . | put on to go to bed. |
Never put off until tomorrow what you . . . | should have done yesterday. |
Never underestimate the power of . . . | termites. |
No news is . . . | no newspaper. |
No news is . . . | impossible. |
None are so blind as . . . | Helen Keller. |
Strike while the . . . | bug is close. |
The grass is always greener . . . | when you leave the sprinkler on. |
The grass is always greener . . . | when you put manure on it. |
The grass is always greener . . . | when you remember to water it. |
The pen is mightier than . . . | the pigs. |
The squeaky wheel gets . . . | annoying. |
There is nothing new under . . . | the bed. |
To err is human . . . | To eat a muskrat is not. |
Two's company; three's . . . | the musketeers. |
We have nothing to fear but . . . | homework. |
We have nothing to fear but . . . | our principal. |
When the blind leadeth the blind . . . | get out of the way. |
Where there's smoke, there's . . . | pollution. |
You can lead a horse to water, but . . . | how? |
You can't teach an old dog new . . . | math. |
You get out of something what you . . . | see pictured on the box. |